"jt" wrote in message ...
Another place to check out is a pet store for "cute" litle hammocks for
pets.

JT

"jeannette" wrote in message
...
Hi group,

Everywhere I read it says that the best way to keep your fruits &
vegetables on a boat is in a suspended hammock.
I have looked high & low for a hammock around 18" to 24". Can't find
one.
What do people do?

Jeannette
Bristol 32
San Francisco

Jeannette
aa6jh
Bristol 32, San Francisco
http://www.eblw.com/contepartiro/contepartiro.html

On one extended trip, I couldnt convince my wife not to overload the
fruit hammock. It was over the pilot berth so when I slept there it
hung over my head. Her overloading it consistently caused it to
collapse during the night showering me with fruit. I couldnt tell it
was overloaded because it would be dark in the cabin. Drove me nuts.

On one extended trip, I couldnt convince my wife not to overload the
fruit hammock. It was over the pilot berth so when I slept there it
hung over my head. Her overloading it consistently caused it to
collapse during the night showering me with fruit. I couldnt tell it
was overloaded because it would be dark in the cabin. Drove me nuts.

Well, on the positive side you can look at it as having breakfeast in bed


JT